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PRODUCTS
SUPPLEMENT
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August
4,
1947
Grand
Display
Entertainment
Quizz
Contest
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Ocean
Falls
The
fine
new
the"atre,
Bomc
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and
below'
he
new
hotel.
MAKES
SALADS
h
Boost
SUNRISE
COMPANY
LTD.
"Family
in
Business
Since
1910"
Groceries
Meats
Provisions
EARL
MAH,
Prop.
I
lioiic
36
and
27
Fulton
Street
and
Sixth
Avenue
Ml
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:
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Ocean
Falls,
Already
Largest
Industry
In
DistricL
Lavs
Out
Huge
Budget
For
Expansion
(By
O,
C.
Stockand
In
B.C.
Journal
of
Commerce)
Largest
single
industrial
plant
in
Prince
Rupert
federal
district
is
the
Pacific
Mills
Ltd.
pulp
and
paper
plant
at
Ocean
Falls,
250
miles
down
the
coast
from
Prince
Rupert.
The
company,
with
a
stake
of
$38,-000,000
already
invested
and
employing
2000
men
in
its
various
undertakings
which
stem
from
Ocean
Falls
Including
paper
finishing
plant
B.C.
PRODUCTS
IN
NALLEY'S
LINES
Everybody
agrees
that
It's
good
economy
for
British
Columbia
people
to
buy
B.C.
Products.
It
helps
to
kec-p
B.C.
industries
busy
to
build
BC
payrolls.
But
there
is
an
added
reason
why
it's
wise
to
buy
made-in-B.C.
food
products.
Take
Nalley's
alad
dressings
for
instance
they
are
fresher.
Everybody
who
enjoys
good
salad
dressing
knows
how
important
that
is
to
flavor
and
quality.
Then
the
produce
of
B.
C.
fruit
and
farmlands,
famous
for
excellence
throughout
the
world,
is
used.
Fresh
cracked
B.
C.
ranch
eggs
are
always
used
In
Nalley's
salad
dressings.
We
have
vast
resources
of
the
very
highest
quality
bituminous
coal
and
we
Import
hundreds
of
tons
of
other
bituminous
coal,
the
greater
portion
of
less
heat
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
is
I
land..
j
In
November,
1946,
the
exten
i
sive
J
Jt.
Morgan
Company
hv
terests
on
Huxley
Island
and
in
the
Cumshewa
district
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
were
purchased
by
Pacific
Mills
At
the
present
time
Pacific
Mills'
own
logging
operations,
carried
out
by
its
subsidiary,
Northern
Pulpwood
Limited,
supply
a
sizeable
proportion
of
Ocean
Falls'
log
requirements,
which
are
approximately
120,-000,000
board
feet
annually.
The
balance,
above
Northern
Pulp-wood's
nroduetlnn.
Is
nhtnlnpri
in
Vancouver
and
logging
camps
ifrom
a
number
Qf
cmtract
j
now
engaged
In
a
$5,000,000
ex-the
open
market
paiiiiun
program
ai
ucean
fans.
clfic
Mills
was
incorporated,
i
Of
equal
Importance
in
Pacific
taking
over
a
promising
site
at
;
Mills'
expansion
program
ar
the
head
of
Cousins
Inlet,
Fisher
j
Improvements
to
the
townslte
Channel
on
which
a
sawmill
was
of
Ocean
Falls,
location
of
the
being
operated.
In
June
1917
the
'
company's
main
production
op-first
pulp
and
paper
was
pro-1
eratlon
its
pulp
and
paper
mill
duced.
In
the
first
full
year
of
operation
1
918
the
plant's
total
production
of
newsprint
and
kraft
papers
was
57,000
tons.
and
sawmill,
which
employs
1300
people.
The
largest
individual
expenditure
is
$1,000,000
for
the
con-
Product
this
year
will
exceed
:
struction
of
a
new
hotel,
"Martin
140,000
tons
plus
some
7,000,000
Inn,"
which,
with
its
265
rooms,
feet
of
high
grade
spruce,
fir
will
be
the
fourth
largest
in
and
hemlock
lumber.
i
British
Columbia.
It
is
for
the
Largest
individual
item
in
the
'housing
of
single
employees
in
company's
expansion
program
j
an
Industrial
town,
budget
is
an
item
of
nearly
$2,-
j
For
single
women
at
Ocean
000,000,
earmarked
for
firming
;
Falls,
similar
accommodation
is
up
its
timber
resources
both
provided
in
"Klmsquit
Lodge,"
en
for
the
present
and
the
future.
'attractive
apartment-style
resl-Immedlate
attention
has
been
jdence
recently
completed.
This
given
to
enlarging
the
scope
and
has
lounge
rooms
for
entertain-
capaclty
of
Pacific
Mills'
own
,
ment,
laundry
facilities
and
logging
operations
at
two
per-,
other
amenities
for
pleasant
liv-manent
"family
home"
logging
ring...,..
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t
Scott's
Meat
Market
FKESH
MEAT
VEGETABLES
PHONE
BLACK
801
'QUALITY
OF
BLUE
RIBBON
IS
KNOWN
One
of
the
first
demands
cf
tea
and
coffee
drinkers
Ls
uniform
quality
and
flavor,
regardless
of
where
or
when
they
can
buy
a
package
or
can.
Over
50
years
ago
Blue
Ribbon
tea
and
coffee
blenders
started
perfecting
a
body,
a
flavor
and
aroma
that
would
meet
the
exacting
taste
of
great
numbers
of
people.
It
meant
securing
sources
where
supplies
not
only
would
be
cer
tain
but
would
always
be
of
the
ging
firms
or
by
purchase
on
same
high
standard.
These
carefully
inspected
ship-
IMPJtOVEMENTS
iments
from
plantations
to
ware-
It
was
back
in
1915
that
Pa-
'
AT
OCEAN
FALLS
'house,
year
after
year,
are
blend-
ed
to
accurate
recipes
that
never
vary.
There
ls
no
guesswork
in
the
great
modern
tea
and
coffee
packing
plant
of
Blue
Ribbon
in
Vancouver.
Precision
machinery
for
maintaining
the
uniformity
of
Blue
Ribbon
tea
and
coffee
is
being
continually
replaced
as
the
newer
methods
and
Improve
ments
are
created.
siderable
landscaping.
BIG
POWER
EXPANSION
Additional
power
supplies
to
meet
the
ever-increasing
re
quirements
of
the
Ocean
Falls
plant's
six
paper
machines
and
heavier
community
demands
have
necessitated
the
expenditure
of
$1,000,000
for
steam
and
electrical
improvements.
On
the
subject
of
power
resources,
it
is
worthy
of
note
that
Pacific
Mills
has
expended
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and
thereby
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Qauuapn
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me
umer
lownsue
consirucwun:ui
m
suacjius
uk
(jumiuiuum
hundreds
of
coal
miners
out
of
!
-ueen
Charlotte
Islands
and
projects
Include
15
duplex
dwel-'
of
developing
an
additional
35,-work
Beaver
Cove,
near
the
northeast
lings
of
which
six
are
now
com-'.
000
KW
of
electrical
power
at
'
tip
of
Vancouver
Island.
Nego-
j
pleted,
a
new
theatre
with
seat-
Nascall
Lake.
30
miles
due
east
tlations
are
also
begun
for
the
i
ing
accommodation
for
500,
doc-!
of
Ocean
Falls,
for
transmis-Keep
every
possible
dollar
clr-
acquisition
of
additional
large!
tors'
building,
community
hall,
jsion
to
the
plant.
If
this
peculating
in
our
own
field
of
timber
tracts
in
the
Islands
and
(
as
well
as
a
general
repair
and
ject,
now
under
active
considera-operatlon
British
Columbia,
on
the
British
Columbia
main-1
beautlf
icatlon
program,
and
cori-ltlon
.
by
the
company's
director-
FISH
FRUIT
SKEENA
GROCERY
Groceries,
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
High
Quality
Meats
PHONE
581
Fifth
Avenue
East
(Opposite
Hospital)
Buy
provements
planned
to
Increase
kraft
paper
production
from
140
to
175
tons
dally.
B.C.
Payrolls
BLAIN
BROS.
"HOUSE
OF
FINE
FOODS"
Vegetables
Fruits
Meats
Groceries
WE
AIM
TO
PLEASE
Phone
517
837-841
Second
Avenue
West
DE
JONG'S
CASH
AND
CARRY
LTD.
Fruits
Vegetables
Provisions
Courteous
Service
Phone
250
FAMILY
MEAT
MARKET
Phone
937
B.C.
THIRD
AVENUE
Box
315
'
Prompt
Deliveries
Fifth
Avenue
and
McBridc
Bulkley
Market
(McKay
and
Ellison)
j
Fresh
Meat
and
Provisions
Fish
and
Vegetables
Phone
178
'
Third
Avenue
B.C.)
I
PRODUCTS
BLUE
RIBBON
COFFEE
ALSO
Blue
Ribbon
Tea
4nd
Baking
Powder
PACKED
IN
B.C.
t
COFFEE
Unvarying
Quality
Guaranteed
in
every
Blue
Ribbon
Product
ate,
is
proceeded
wltn,
it
will
require
an
estimated
$3,000,000
expenditure,
.
More
than
$235,000
ls
being
spent
in
improving
the
utilization
of
wood
waste
and
improving
color
and
quality
factors
in
newsprint.
In
the
Ocean
Falls
kraft
mill,
!
a
minimum
expenditure
of
$300,-'
000
has
been
budgeted
for
im
Similarly,
the
sulphite
mill's
production
has
been
stepped
up
from
65
to
95
tons
daily
by
a
number
of
improvements
to
existing
equipment.
The
cumulative
effect
of
these
various
improvements,
together
with
a
contemplated
speed-up
of
newsprint
and
specialty
machines,
will
be
to
increase
the
plant's
dally
paper
production
i
to
500
tons
or
a
total
of
approxi
mately
150,000
tons
per
year,
,
Alberta
Market
GROCERIES
SMOKED
MEATS
FRUIT
AND
PROVISIONS
PHONE
208
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